@clacke Great thread! Thanks.
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Ramakrishnan VU2JXN (vu3rdd@mastodon.radio)'s status on Wednesday, 02-Feb-2022 14:06:27 UTC 
Ramakrishnan VU2JXN
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Ramakrishnan VU2JXN (vu3rdd@mastodon.radio)'s status on Thursday, 30-Dec-2021 19:24:09 UTC
Ramakrishnan VU2JXN
@taylan @civodul I have seen prolific contributors like Ed Kmett speaking against using copyleft licenses in favour of BSD-like licenses.
Also `stack new' without any commandline switches create default package template files with BSD3 license. (One example of someone who raised this issue - https://github.com/commercialhaskell/stack/issues/5459)
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Ramakrishnan VU2JXN (vu3rdd@mastodon.radio)'s status on Thursday, 30-Dec-2021 19:23:44 UTC
Ramakrishnan VU2JXN
@civodul I think I share those sentiments. I have seen similar sentiments in the majority of Haskell community too (thought I don't want to generalize them as copyleft-unfriendly). Individualist community, yes.
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Ramakrishnan VU2JXN (vu3rdd@mastodon.radio)'s status on Thursday, 01-Aug-2019 17:55:22 UTC
Ramakrishnan VU2JXN
It is sometimes very irritating that a very free/open community like the amateur radio community mostly wrote non-free software for Windows in the past few decades (and to some extend still do). Take most of the well known analog filter design tools - they are all .EXE files.
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